Now that is an authentic woman. She's definitely not giving a fuck about trying to be interesting and in the end that makes her very interesting. Stephen seemed subdued! That's some power.
She said so many wonderful things and yet this video is titled "says sex scenes with Brad Pitt.." because it's what will attract the most views. That wasn't even the main point in their conversation.
Nina S How this title any different than what the fake news Leftist media does with every title in every biased article they propagandize? NY Times might as well be called Democrat Times.
Cynical humour, we are used to this type of humour in france and that's why I love English and American humour and not only, because it's different from the one we are used to.
She was probably being serious yes, not because she is dumb but because she is French and she is still Learning English. I'm French too and at first I understood the sentence literally because I didn't know it was an expression.
She's honestly one of the most deepest actress out there who has such connection and respect to the characters she plays. One of the best actress there is
if you have not seen A VERY LONG ENGAGEMENT, check her out. In fact, everyone in that movie, including Jodie Foster who spoke French, did outstanding job
I kept thinking that she was really awkward, then I realized she was just being really French and doing it on purpose. And now I love Marion Cotillard even more
really, you have to ask? americans are always over the top enthusiastic and phony smiling and all that. we dont do that... its old world politeness vs. blind american optimism.
Ça date de 2008 mais ses délires conspi sur le 9-11, l'homme sur la lune ou la mort de Coluche lui collent encore aux baskets, so, always a little bit awkward when she's on the air...
To american people : she's pregnant so this is the reason she's wearing that weird dress, and maybe the reason why she seems a bit tired and so "awkward". Plus she comes from a country with a refined culture and doesnt have to act like a clown to sell her movie, as the majority of american actors do in these stupid and dumb talkshows.
Big Sky Blue he is not a God, true we never understood why you Americans didn’t like that man. Remember King of Comedy? Woody Allen would rather be our cup of tea, definitely...He is more respected in Europe than in America. That’s says a lot...
I didn't find this interview awkward; genuine rather. But I am guessing that a majority of Americans do find any deviation from the straight standards as awkward and weird.
yup, I don't understand those comments.. though I'm french, maybe it's cultural thing ? americans not getting french jokes ? I don't know. Stephen Colbert seemed to get them at least
She wasn't awkward, he was. I'm a Stephen fan but even I could see he was thrown off by her humor. It's not made for tv, showy. It's understated and coy. He was trying to draw her out but she was quite comfortable where she was.
Well I'm french and this was awkward. She's always awkward when she's promoting her movies in the US. Granted, it is not easy to be a on US late night show when you're a foreigner.
Well ,she maybe nervous ,ven tho her english is very good ,the jokes she maybe trying to make in her french head sound good o her and french people but sometimes ,most times jokes dont translate ..but her dress was awful ,come on france get some fashion sense
Something Seems Off I was referring to the fact that the only other pair of cheeks on a human besides the face are on the booty. Ergo, the unintentionally dirty undertone of what he said.
Its interesting everyone is saying this was awkward. Maybe its a cultural difference in the way we socialize and joke around. Im Mexican, and I find this completely normal, she is just joking around not being awkward. I have french friends and its very easy to get along with them, but it has been harder with Canadians and Americans for some reason (gives me the impression they can get offended a bit easier or something like that) Are you guys from the USA the ones that find this awkward? (just trying to see if its indeed a cultural thing)
I guess it all boils down to Latin vs Anglo-saxon mentalities in this 'entertainment' context. And I would say there are differences, but I still have canadian, american and english friends whom I can joke with about pretty much everything (as a frenchie). It's just about being natural and with open-minded, fun people I guess.
Julia Heisenberg Well actually people all over the world don't get things that are not common in their country, kind of goes without saying. I'm sure there are things the French don't get.
this woman is so talented, she won a fucking Oscar. she has been through so many acting experiences. this talented actress came to an interview and the only time she was asked about her acting was in the last two seconds. instead Stephen asked her about sex, pregnancies and disrespected European culture. the part where she was asked about her pregnancy felt like a doctor appointment. he could have asked so many things acting experiences,working with american crew, how she feels about the Oscar, her job in general. very much disappointed
She was not being that awkward? Just French, european if you want to generalize. I also have the feeling she is 10 times more genuine and real than most celebs that Stephen interviews because she doesn't try to act all bubbly and "cute" just to be likeable.
She is one of the best Actress of her Generation Her Achievements include 1. Academy Award for Best Actress 2. BAFTA Award 3. Golden Globe Award 4. 2 Cesar Award 5. Starred in Movies like "Inception" , "The Dark Knight Rises". Nothing more to Prove her Greatness.
trancekarma Indeed. But that dress looks like the kind of cloth some villager in the mountains would cover you up with if you crash landed and was freezing to death
2:07 This is the absolute worst question you can ask an educated person from outside the US. I usually love Colbert but he made the very american mistake of asking that question as if talking to a child. It is like it's a foreign concept to americans that people from other countries actually know their shit. If we're going into things we *dont understand* about America (referring to the middle part of N-America) 1) what's with the two party system? How is that beneficial? 2) What's with the electoral college? (I know how it functions but it's supposed use eludes me) 3) Why do you have the need to spend so much on your military while your nation's infrastructure is crumbling and your only (self-created) enemies are in the middle east, incapable of mounting an offensive? 4) Oil. That's not a question, but more of a reference to the previous one. Greedy bastard government. 5) Why is is that you think that you are the only country with freedom? Most civilized countries have more not-gun-related freedoms than you do. 6) Why do you call yourself great? The only thing you're great at is having the most guns. Infant death-rate in the US is appalling and education is barely worthy of *not* being called third-world rate. 7) Why is it that you consider yourselves a "world police"? (see point 4 for answer) 8) And finally, what the fuck is up with you considering countries that actually have their shit together as inferior? Why does half the population treat foreigners as if they're still using typewriters and switchboards?( slight reference to point 5) Three questions I was actually asked when I've been in the US (I'm from Iceland) 1: Do you tame polar bears or just let them roam? 2: Do you have actual houses or just snowhouses? 3: Do you have internet there? It's this thing that connects computers together. (When I said "what?" in disbelief the lady went on to explain that computers were like calculators that did more than calculators) What we don't understand about the US is how the hell you can be so obsessed with yourselves while still finding the time to completely fuck up entire parts of the earth. That's the end of my rant. Yes I'm bitter, yes I'm an asshole but one can get fed up.
congrats. He tried to get her to talk about the election several times but she wouldn't. Finally made a quick comment and he started asking about other stuff.
OMG IKR! He made so any allusions to the election and she was just like: "Nope!". Here's just a quick comment so that you stop annoying me talking about this election and let's move on! LOL :D
He literally asked her about election one time just as he asked his other questions, not "several times"...The only one topic he forced was about sex scenes.
I've read the comments before I watched the video and I didn't find this interview as awkward as I thought it was gonna be. To me, she seems to be in a state of mind that is: "To thwart my anxiety, I'm gonna impose myself a 'whatever' attitude". To me, this is the reason why she seems a bit tired, or out of it. But overall, I like many things she said, and Stephen Colbert has definitely done a good job: diminishing as much as he could, cultural and language barriers to make it more comfortable for both Marion Cotillard and the native audience -- that is, according to me, a big challenge, and if, as a viewer, we don't take it into account, the 'awkwardness' answer will emerge. I like her more and more, and I really admire Stephen Colbert!
I don't think it's really that she's anxious or awkward that gives her that persona. I think it's just that she doesn't really care for appeasing the American celebrity status quo-- She's not trying to impress anyone, especially the media. IMO, she's one of the best actresses of this age because she doesn't try to be fake.
+*Ray Wei* I couldn't tell you the difference between American racing and European racing. It's all the same to me. I don't watch racing much, so eh. "Uh oh, the car's going fast! The car's going faster! Wow, it's wheels are spinning reaaallly fast!" I don't see how that can entertain someone for more than like a minute.
in Europe (especially in germany) we dont overreact ,laugh and talk all the times in talk show. this is why awkward this for americans . simple cultural differnce
Not everyone you bring on the show cares about the US elections or wants to necessarily comment on it, Stephen. Time to move on! It was awkward when you were trying to get a reaction out of her when presumably she was either not very interested or informed about it. Just my opinion.
"We have a whole world in ourselves (...) Going through different people, different cultures I open myself to more and more understanding of a human being and then of myself" - beautiful
This is absolutely fascinating. Only once does a guest come along who doesn't imitate Stephen's specific sense of humor, and he's completely unable to adjust to it. It's hard to believe how clumsy he is.
It's celebrated much more here in America though, and Europeans celebrate it differently. Back when I lived in Germany, almost nobody celebrated halloween
***** Stephen was asking if she celebrated Halloween in France, which she replied "you know it comes from Europe" which is honestly a bit of a stretch, it originates from Celtic practices in Ireland that were not really celebrated anywhere else. The Irish brought some of these practices to America, where it got mixed with some Scottish traditions and eventually over time became what we know as Halloween. So why you could argue that Halloween "comes from Ireland," our modern version of Halloween really comes from America, and it was America that popularized it. All this is irrelevant anyway, because the question was "do you celebrate Halloween?" Not "have you heard of Halloween," or "do you know where Halloween comes from?" And she even admits later on that Halloween is not popular in France, so where Halloween originated from was really kind of irrelevant to the question.
In central europe we don't have Halloween, we have Spirits night. We don't go around, prancing in costumes, we go visit our lost loved ones. Instead of making it all about dressing as a slutty nurse and getting drunk, or children salvaging candy, we go visit graves, it's very nostalgic and sad, but also full of loving memories for your lost loved ones. Sooo yeah, almost every single country has their origin about spirit and dead ones. America just commercialized it, forgot the real reason and made it about candy and costumes.
"..are you a spy?...are you a double spy..?..you can tell me" "ehm......(with lost voice accent) i've lost my voice...i'm sorry..."...hahahahaaa...what a brilliant actress...must love her
He refers to Europe as if it's a country rather than a continent!!! "Do you have Halloween in Europe". Really! Which country are you referring too you plonker! How about changing that to "do you have Halloween in France"!
"Marion Cotillard admits sex scenes with Brad Pitt were 'awkward' that is literally the first headline that popped up when I googled her name...oh wait FOX news is the source
I'm confused though. Where in this interview does she say they were "not awkward". She never says that. If anything she actually eludes to it with her 'sex in front of the audience' analogy.
First french actor win oscar...I really like the way they talk,they know how to make people comfortable with most simple way,their politeness and humble natural style ,the graceful DNA is irreplaceable
Analogicmatheus he is in genuine shock at the results. Typically I find his humor funny despite my views being different, but now I'm just exhausted of all politics
I think it was awkward because he was asking her questions you'd ask a 10 year old at the start. 'Do you have elections over there?' was almost a bit insulting to be honest. Not trying to hate, just obvious
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Marion Cotilliard is not a passing scene. She will not be diminished in the Industry, like a a French good wine. Her value apprecites with ageing. Gives more calming effect to the Connossieur.
i don't think I've ever seen a maternity outfit worse than that. Literally, the worst maternity clothing I have ever seen. But maybe that was the point? Celebs love attention soooooo....???
Interesting moment there: I can totally relate to what she said about having a big world - maybe the entire world inside onself. But apparently, talking about such things in public is a no-no in America - even amongst intellectuals like Colbert. What a pity!
Niamh , +Dove Night, +Benuryu: Yes, I consider Colbert as an intellectual - and I am surprised you take offense at that! Colbert delivers his oftentimes extremely witty social criticism disguised as jokes and "light-hearted sillyness", but to anyone not asleep behind the wheel it is obvious that the underlying motivation is serious concern. Who says intellectuals are not allowed to be funny? Who says they are not supposed to also entertain? As a matter of fact, I have since many years had the impression that often in America, the only ones society even TOLERATES to touch on serious issues are people, who's public appearance resembles a clown. Another good example is Michael Moore. There are basically two groups of people in America: Those, who are too clueless, undereducated / with too little practice in logical and rational thinking. Those folks are basically "disabled" in grasping complex issues. And the the second group: Those, who are witty, informed, aware enough to "get it". But even amongst this second group (Colbert clearly is a part of), many regularly pretend to be so much dumber than they actually are - which is PRECISELY what Colbert did here! And this really gets on my nerves and frustrates me. Why dod they do it? Do they not wanna "lose" the "idiots", who could not follow such concepts? Or are they embarrassed about their own potential to think deeper?
Yo she consistently slayed Mr Colbert throughout this. I feel bad for her, as Stephen was kinda slipping into his parody character and came across as bleh
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Now that is an authentic woman. She's definitely not giving a fuck about trying to be interesting and in the end that makes her very interesting. Stephen seemed subdued! That's some power.
She said so many wonderful things and yet this video is titled "says sex scenes with Brad Pitt.." because it's what will attract the most views. That wasn't even the main point in their conversation.
Welcome to the world of content marketing.
clickbait
Nina S How this title any different than what the fake news Leftist media does with every title in every biased article they propagandize? NY Times might as well be called Democrat Times.
Nina S god forbid they should try to get people to watch
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I love her dry humor
Stephen: Let's sell some tickets.
Marion: (looks around) I don't have any tickets on me.
Cynical humour, we are used to this type of humour in france and that's why I love English and American humour and not only, because it's different from the one we are used to.
Daniel Hodge Cynical is not the right word.
Pragmatic could be more fitted, maybe not.
Still it is different maybe in the approach
She was probably being serious. I wouldn't be surprised if she was really that dumb.
She was probably being serious yes, not because she is dumb but because she is French and she is still Learning English. I'm French too and at first I understood the sentence literally because I didn't know it was an expression.
Nate M. very European dry humor. but I love it
Why isn't anyone talking about her eyes!!!?? They're so captivating.
her eyes looks like smeagol's eyes :D
@@akramahmed5854 @John LMAO you guys suck, I actually went back to see if it was true 😂
@@eyesintheroad she is lovely though, I love her.
*Gollum* *Gollum* I love them. 😂😂😂😂
Yeah her eyes r magical ♥️😩😍♥️ I'm in love with her eyes
Love her accent when she said no
she said no in french...non?
She did ;)
Where? What time? You gotta post times when you point things out man!
In french "putain" as a lot of meaning, and it can be uses as well as "damn !" or "wow!". (I'm french)
she almost said it in French. NON is no in French and that's why
She's generally so French and that is absolutely charming
chrissy t french at its best. There is also the uber masculine and hostile french lady..thing. lol
So I've noticed
Yes because she's French!
Mohamed Ahmed okay we know she French
What does that mean being french?
Not that awkward. She's being genuine. Plus she's French.
Shes from Belgium.
+Triccio Uh no, she's from Paris... Not sure where you got Belgium from.
xtravagentK From Wikipedia
***** Really? Because going to Wikipedia right now, it says she's from Paris. Like I said.
lol she could be from Venus; she is a French woman.
why is brad pitt always getting divorced when he's got a spy movie coming out with another beautiful actress
omg HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
I felt a little bit ashamed on Stephen's questions... kind of he didn't know nothing about anything.. she is european, not from the jungle...
bro, you ever heard of sarcasm?
Jungle?
I think you got her sarcasm but not his
Thank you!!!
American male ego is so fragile and easily intimidated
She's honestly one of the most deepest actress out there who has such connection and respect to the characters she plays. One of the best actress there is
if you have not seen A VERY LONG ENGAGEMENT, check her out. In fact, everyone in that movie, including Jodie Foster who spoke French, did outstanding job
Because she always keeps the emotion real...
You are so correct. She moves me.
She has the right pedigree. I cannot imagine her, being interested in Pitt. When they got done filming, she was done with the old Pitt.
I kept thinking that she was really awkward, then I realized she was just being really French and doing it on purpose. And now I love Marion Cotillard even more
Next World she sometimes seemed a little uncomfortable and shy. Not too confrontional.
really, you have to ask? americans are always over the top enthusiastic and phony smiling and all that. we dont do that... its old world politeness vs. blind american optimism.
well its french humor, what s in it you find it awkard ?
Same
Ça date de 2008 mais ses délires conspi sur le 9-11, l'homme sur la lune ou la mort de Coluche lui collent encore aux baskets, so, always a little bit awkward when she's on the air...
To american people :
she's pregnant so this is the reason she's wearing that weird dress, and maybe the reason why she seems a bit tired and so "awkward".
Plus she comes from a country with a refined culture and doesnt have to act like a clown to sell her movie, as the majority of american actors do in these stupid and dumb talkshows.
They are the same thing in france (except it's not a one man talkshow)
AttackTheGasStation1 booooooo
AttackTheGasStation1Isnt Jerry Lewis a comedy god in France? BTW...the title talks about the sex scene being awkward not Marion.
Big Sky Blue he is not a God, true we never understood why you Americans didn’t like that man. Remember King of Comedy? Woody Allen would rather be our cup of tea, definitely...He is more respected in Europe than in America. That’s says a lot...
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She's just the greatest. Her "No" especially.
Sebastian Mustermann Yes.
B. Smith No.
She said "non" that's why
*she said « Nan »
@@cassandretordjman3449 ça va c'est pareil
She is so incredibly beautiful.
Indeed, and have nice boobs too....
Yes, because she has so much intelligence and wit to boot.
You don't get to play Gollum by accident!
@BruceWayne You are saying, Talia 'Al Ghul is beautiful?
@@sankarsaha8214 What kind of stupid question is that? Of course.
I didn't find this interview awkward; genuine rather. But I am guessing that a majority of Americans do find any deviation from the straight standards as awkward and weird.
the interview wasnt awkward. She said the sex scenes in the movie were Not Awkward.
like Trump being president
what a nice indirect way to compliement yourself by taking a shot at someone else.
Awkward doesn't even exist in the french vocabulary in the sense that Americans use it.
King Of Scotland sorry it does exist we say bizarre in french for awkward
How is the interview awkward? She has a good sense of humour!
yup, I don't understand those comments.. though I'm french, maybe it's cultural thing ? americans not getting french jokes ? I don't know. Stephen Colbert seemed to get them at least
It's a dry humor, something American's have lost the talent for in our age of over-saturated crap.
She wasn't awkward, he was. I'm a Stephen fan but even I could see he was thrown off by her humor. It's not made for tv, showy. It's understated and coy. He was trying to draw her out but she was quite comfortable where she was.
Well I'm french and this was awkward. She's always awkward when she's promoting her movies in the US. Granted, it is not easy to be a on US late night show when you're a foreigner.
Well ,she maybe nervous ,ven tho her english is very good ,the jokes she maybe trying to make in her french head sound good o her and french people but sometimes ,most times jokes dont translate ..but her dress was awful ,come on france get some fashion sense
"i need to check on wikipedia" lol
"Can I kiss you on four cheeks?"
Ummm... Would you like to rephrase that Stephen?
did you miss the whole first 2 minutes??
Something Seems Off I was referring to the fact that the only other pair of cheeks on a human besides the face are on the booty. Ergo, the unintentionally dirty undertone of what he said.
OMG LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
four cheeks?
The95thZebra HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
She's one of those people who's funny without really trying to be, I like when she said "I need to check on Wikipedia"
Its interesting everyone is saying this was awkward. Maybe its a cultural difference in the way we socialize and joke around. Im Mexican, and I find this completely normal, she is just joking around not being awkward. I have french friends and its very easy to get along with them, but it has been harder with Canadians and Americans for some reason (gives me the impression they can get offended a bit easier or something like that) Are you guys from the USA the ones that find this awkward? (just trying to see if its indeed a cultural thing)
I guess it all boils down to Latin vs Anglo-saxon mentalities in this 'entertainment' context. And I would say there are differences, but I still have canadian, american and english friends whom I can joke with about pretty much everything (as a frenchie). It's just about being natural and with open-minded, fun people I guess.
yup I think it just americans not getting french jokes. Stephen Colbert at least seemed to get them, there's hope...
No I'm french and this was definitely awkward.
Thomas Favre ah bon et en quoi ?
It was awkward because it seems that Stephen don't have the intelectual abilities to understand or reply to things said by Marion.
This is a nice interview. Felt more natural than any typical interview. I think it has to do with the french actress. She has a great personality.
What she says about kisses in France is true. You never know if it's 2 or 3 or 4. Silly.
Anton Jacquard
It just depends on which region you are
Anton Jacquard voilà dude goo.gl/images/zZEdt5 most of the time it s twice
america would benefit from culturally promotional silliness
Agullo Florian Marseilles should be green and Paris should be yellow. I've never seen anyone in Paris go for 4.
Carpe Diem yeah I'm from the North and we go for 4
"I need to check Wikipedia." That was funny lol
I loved this, didn't find it awkward at all haha.
I think it's adorable! I've enjoyed their last interview too.
WHERE'S THE TRIGGER
Batman Brilliant
I just enjoyed how non-related this was to the video haha
You wouldn't give it to an ordinary shitizen!😂😂😂
with your parents
MARTHA!
5:18 She's so kind, he did not actually pronounce that correctly. :-)
But almost, and she's trying to seduce the American audience.
ArtemusnH no she not
First, he got that French pronunciation perfectly right. Then he completely messed up 'Dev Patel'.
Utkarsh Bansal well they do call him Stephen colber(t)
Utkarsh Bansal What's "Dev Patel" ?
Laitalafraise an actor.
CloverLuckable Thanks !
Jeremiah Nihilo was
American people don't get our sense of humor xD I loved the interview anyway, Stephen saved it
True...-_-"
Julia Heisenberg i do i love that sense of humor it's unique she is absolutely perfect 100%
Julia Heisenberg Well actually people all over the world don't get things that are not common in their country, kind of goes without saying. I'm sure there are things the French don't get.
something happens to Brad when he plays a spy.
Mr. & Mrs. Smith : Jennifer left him. Allied: Angelina went away.
except he was the one to leave boring jennifer
you and i are like my buttcheeks after all the shit that goes between us we always get back together your name should have been brad's motto
Except that this time he has not gotten a hot replacement like he did with Angelina.
Inglorious Bastards he didn't get divorced
"Ive lost my voice..." LMAO!
that 'losing voice' technique is great! HAHA
this woman is so talented, she won a fucking Oscar. she has been through so many acting experiences. this talented actress came to an interview and the only time she was asked about her acting was in the last two seconds. instead Stephen asked her about sex, pregnancies and disrespected European culture. the part where she was asked about her pregnancy felt like a doctor appointment. he could have asked so many things acting experiences,working with american crew, how she feels about the Oscar, her job in general. very much disappointed
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She was not being that awkward? Just French, european if you want to generalize. I also have the feeling she is 10 times more genuine and real than most celebs that Stephen interviews because she doesn't try to act all bubbly and "cute" just to be likeable.
She is one of the best Actress of her Generation
Her Achievements include
1. Academy Award for Best Actress
2. BAFTA Award
3. Golden Globe Award
4. 2 Cesar Award
5. Starred in Movies like "Inception" , "The Dark Knight Rises".
Nothing more to Prove her Greatness.
I only really know her from Inception; she seems delightful, though I don't understand what she's wearing!
Mikhail Kalashnikov she looks like she is wearing a blanket
Mikhail Kalashnikov to me she looks pregnant...
She was also the villain in The Dark Knight Rises.
trancekarma Indeed. But that dress looks like the kind of cloth some villager in the mountains would cover you up with if you crash landed and was freezing to death
Fashion! lol
Beautiful interview. She is smart lady. Stephen was smother, calm and collected. This should hit 3M views
4:16 that was a very French "no"
oh so beautiful
that's a Non.
She said "nan"
It's non in French
@@nawelhamza2519 I’m French and we also said «nan»
@@Laura-po3om but she said " non" not " nan"
You know what was awkward, this entire segment.
tjtj012 that's just what I thought...
yeah...super awkward.
She seem nervous but in a charming way.
Jay Spades she was fine its Stephen that was making it weird
tjtj012 Nah she didn't react that well. He's a good interviewer usually. They both Could have been more smooth ;)
She was hilarious and she said beautiful things ! Also not easy do to an interview in a foreign language so I'm proud of her 🇫🇷
She speaks fluent English don’t think she had a hard time doing the interview
I've never saw her interviews and she sounds humorous, quick, smart and thoughtful here. She got me at "I found it on Wikipedia" :)
2:07 This is the absolute worst question you can ask an educated person from outside the US.
I usually love Colbert but he made the very american mistake of asking that question as if talking to a child.
It is like it's a foreign concept to americans that people from other countries actually know their shit.
If we're going into things we *dont understand* about America (referring to the middle part of N-America)
1) what's with the two party system? How is that beneficial?
2) What's with the electoral college? (I know how it functions but it's supposed use eludes me)
3) Why do you have the need to spend so much on your military while your nation's infrastructure is crumbling and your only (self-created) enemies are in the middle east, incapable of mounting an offensive?
4) Oil. That's not a question, but more of a reference to the previous one. Greedy bastard government.
5) Why is is that you think that you are the only country with freedom? Most civilized countries have more not-gun-related freedoms than you do.
6) Why do you call yourself great? The only thing you're great at is having the most guns. Infant death-rate in the US is appalling and education is barely worthy of *not* being called third-world rate.
7) Why is it that you consider yourselves a "world police"? (see point 4 for answer)
8) And finally, what the fuck is up with you considering countries that actually have their shit together as inferior? Why does half the population treat foreigners as if they're still using typewriters and switchboards?( slight reference to point 5)
Three questions I was actually asked when I've been in the US (I'm from Iceland)
1: Do you tame polar bears or just let them roam?
2: Do you have actual houses or just snowhouses?
3: Do you have internet there? It's this thing that connects computers together. (When I said "what?" in disbelief the lady went on to explain that computers were like calculators that did more than calculators)
What we don't understand about the US is how the hell you can be so obsessed with yourselves while still finding the time to completely fuck up entire parts of the earth.
That's the end of my rant. Yes I'm bitter, yes I'm an asshole but one can get fed up.
He was just trying to get a trump comment in his show, as usual.
I love this woman. her films always seem so serious and as she say ,"deep". Very moving.
Her sense of humour is genius, I love it!
congrats. He tried to get her to talk about the election several times but she wouldn't. Finally made a quick comment and he started asking about other stuff.
OMG IKR! He made so any allusions to the election and she was just like: "Nope!". Here's just a quick comment so that you stop annoying me talking about this election and let's move on! LOL :D
He literally asked her about election one time just as he asked his other questions, not "several times"...The only one topic he forced was about sex scenes.
Sean Lewis this host is a joke. Just keep trying and trying to talked about trump but failed.
Sean Lewis And?
I've read the comments before I watched the video and I didn't find this interview as awkward as I thought it was gonna be. To me, she seems to be in a state of mind that is: "To thwart my anxiety, I'm gonna impose myself a 'whatever' attitude". To me, this is the reason why she seems a bit tired, or out of it. But overall, I like many things she said, and Stephen Colbert has definitely done a good job: diminishing as much as he could, cultural and language barriers to make it more comfortable for both Marion Cotillard and the native audience -- that is, according to me, a big challenge, and if, as a viewer, we don't take it into account, the 'awkwardness' answer will emerge. I like her more and more, and I really admire Stephen Colbert!
What's awkard in that interview, she just has a french sense of humor.
***** still , there nothing awkward... brah
I don't think it's really that she's anxious or awkward that gives her that persona. I think it's just that she doesn't really care for appeasing the American celebrity status quo-- She's not trying to impress anyone, especially the media. IMO, she's one of the best actresses of this age because she doesn't try to be fake.
***** still don't get it, facepalm your head. cheers
I just found out she was born in 1975 she looks like she’s in her late 20s/ early 30s
French ladies are neat and she is very pleasant.
S Lanche I'm French and I don't know if we are all neat as you refer !!! 😂 Au revoir 👋😘
Neat? What do u mean?
@@lechatouin il entend quoi par la tu penses ?
@@natl5692 Il y a plusieurs sens au mot neat. Je ne sais bien sûr pas auquel il se réfère ! 😆
Justement moi non plus 😂😂😂😂
doesn’t matter if you’re French or American… wherever you live as a foreigner you can relate to Marion as the person living abroad
I can never understand Nascar, that sh*t is so boring. European racing is much better
Yep. Les 24 Heures du Mans.
me too...until I sat and watched it, actually not that bad.
everything european is better, isn't it?
Ray Wei dakar beats them all
+*Ray Wei* I couldn't tell you the difference between American racing and European racing. It's all the same to me.
I don't watch racing much, so eh. "Uh oh, the car's going fast! The car's going faster! Wow, it's wheels are spinning reaaallly fast!" I don't see how that can entertain someone for more than like a minute.
I just love her sense of humor. 👍👏😆🤣😂
For some reason I find Marion Cotillard very very sweet .... She is a darling .....she seems really cool...
in Europe (especially in germany) we dont overreact ,laugh and talk all the times in talk show.
this is why awkward this for americans .
simple cultural differnce
I love how she's proud of her country France, amo como ella se siente orgullosa de su país Francia.
She is amazing lol the dry humor and sarcasm. So beautiful and talented.
Not everyone you bring on the show cares about the US elections or wants to necessarily comment on it, Stephen. Time to move on! It was awkward when you were trying to get a reaction out of her when presumably she was either not very interested or informed about it. Just my opinion.
"We have a whole world in ourselves (...) Going through different people, different cultures I open myself to more and more understanding of a human being and then of myself" - beautiful
I think she gave the plot away.
This is absolutely fascinating. Only once does a guest come along who doesn't imitate Stephen's specific sense of humor, and he's completely unable to adjust to it.
It's hard to believe how clumsy he is.
This is Gold, I get why Americans think this is awkward, but even we Mexicans get this humor, and is pure comedy, i just love her and her accent.
She is stunning and I love her sarcasm/dry humour.
Steven is fishing for an antiamerican comment
She's right about halloween it comes from Europe lol.
I love both of them they're so cool! :D
It's celebrated much more here in America though, and Europeans celebrate it differently. Back when I lived in Germany, almost nobody celebrated halloween
Tim Nichols Yeah exactly!
***** Stephen was asking if she celebrated Halloween in France, which she replied "you know it comes from Europe" which is honestly a bit of a stretch, it originates from Celtic practices in Ireland that were not really celebrated anywhere else. The Irish brought some of these practices to America, where it got mixed with some Scottish traditions and eventually over time became what we know as Halloween. So why you could argue that Halloween "comes from Ireland," our modern version of Halloween really comes from America, and it was America that popularized it. All this is irrelevant anyway, because the question was "do you celebrate Halloween?" Not "have you heard of Halloween," or "do you know where Halloween comes from?" And she even admits later on that Halloween is not popular in France, so where Halloween originated from was really kind of irrelevant to the question.
In central europe we don't have Halloween, we have Spirits night. We don't go around, prancing in costumes, we go visit our lost loved ones. Instead of making it all about dressing as a slutty nurse and getting drunk, or children salvaging candy, we go visit graves, it's very nostalgic and sad, but also full of loving memories for your lost loved ones.
Sooo yeah, almost every single country has their origin about spirit and dead ones. America just commercialized it, forgot the real reason and made it about candy and costumes.
Actually if you have seen the series Outlander in the very first episode they do talk about the origin of Halloween
Her sex scene with Brad Pitt wasn't awkward, but her death scene with Batman sure was!
Her accent popped up when she said “no”.
She said "Non"
it's not accent, it's almost french lol
She said it in french
@@miche6444 not almost french it's french
Gosh, American hosts are so cringy, it's just painful to watch. Kudos to all European guests for enduring it while remaining polite and professional.
I never realized how funny she is.
I love how witty and quick she is as well. :D
"..are you a spy?...are you a double spy..?..you can tell me"
"ehm......(with lost voice accent) i've lost my voice...i'm sorry..."...hahahahaaa...what a brilliant actress...must love her
marion is so charming. stephen is a great interviewer and listener. I'm watching this for the entire 10 minutes.
He refers to Europe as if it's a country rather than a continent!!! "Do you have Halloween in Europe". Really! Which country are you referring too you plonker! How about changing that to "do you have Halloween in France"!
Yup. Nothing have changed since Taxi, I still have a crush on her.
I love her humor so much!!!!
"Marion Cotillard admits sex scenes with Brad Pitt were 'awkward' that is literally the first headline that popped up when I googled her name...oh wait FOX news is the source
I'm confused though. Where in this interview does she say they were "not awkward". She never says that. If anything she actually eludes to it with her 'sex in front of the audience' analogy.
She’s so culturally true to her roots and patient with the stereotypical Unaware American
She is so french in a real way in a GOOD way .
“I need to check on Wikipedia” I DO IT ALL THE TIME TOO MARION!! 😂😂
99% sure the person who titled this video was busting up over the irony
Omg she is so cute. her eyes look so soft and lovely
I find it not awkward at all. Pure European vibe.
Why do people keep bringing up the fact that she’s European like you do realize not all European acts like this .
She's funny without even trying.
Marion Cotillard looks like a version or kind of a french cousin of Emily Blunt, they features kind of resembles.
"I lost my voice" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
She's immensely witty, cool, charming, gorgeous, articulated, pretty & talented person. And/but, in my head, I see Cecily Strong, too, here :D
She is a great person to watch both on the screen n in an interview, natural, not a snob, thats what makes her look graceful, thanks, Marion.....
First french actor win oscar...I really like the way they talk,they know how to make people comfortable with most simple way,their politeness and humble natural style ,the graceful DNA is irreplaceable
She is so insanely beautiful
"They said I could be anything so I became a curtain"
This guy is such a dork compared to Craig Ferguson
It's just me or Stephen Colbert was trying so bad to talk about the elections?
he always does it's getting annoying
That's dumb considering the fact that his previous show was purely political.
Analogicmatheus he is in genuine shock at the results. Typically I find his humor funny despite my views being different, but now I'm just exhausted of all politics
***** I feel the same about him...
That's how we kiss in the Middle East too, sometimes it's way more than 4
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Need to visit there sometime :D
so true, and i hate it haha because it can be very awkward
Kim Jung that's not very nice to say
Kim Jung
Racist Fucking Basterd 😨😱
XZoro X the men kiss each other
I think it was awkward because he was asking her questions you'd ask a 10 year old at the start. 'Do you have elections over there?' was almost a bit insulting to be honest. Not trying to hate, just obvious
Can stephen colbert not go one show without trashing America or talking about trump
It's all on his own show...
Marion can be a good comedian...that dry humor...really love that
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It's one of the most relaxed interview, she's so calm and has sense of humor. I found most guests very nervous and restless
Marion Cotilliard is not a passing scene. She will not be diminished in the Industry, like a a French good wine. Her value apprecites with ageing. Gives more calming effect to the Connossieur.
She's very awkward and looks scared.
.......and she interrupts Stephen on almost every single sentence.
Uncomfortable to watch actually.
Stephen handles her perfectly though.
+MoodMusic
Not criticizing her looks dumbass. lol
+MoodMusic
Fair enough :p
Its actually not that awkward for her. The french have a different sense of humor which is what shes used to.
nah shes being French. Not scared that culture just isn't as boisterous
She is such a Queen! Love her responses :))
She's so funny!! What a charming lady
Oh that's where my bed sheet went.
Funny enough, I think she's pregnant so I guess there is two under that haha
you pissed yourself?
i don't think I've ever seen a maternity outfit worse than that. Literally, the worst maternity clothing I have ever seen. But maybe that was the point? Celebs love attention soooooo....???
This outfit is worse hideous! And the booties???? Horrendous!!!!!
Interesting moment there: I can totally relate to what she said about having a big world - maybe the entire world inside onself. But apparently, talking about such things in public is a no-no in America - even amongst intellectuals like Colbert. What a pity!
Is that what you call an "intellectual"?
Lol, intellectual.
Just because Stephen looks sophisticated and isn't a complete airhead like Jimmy Fallon, doesn't mean he's an intellectual.
Niamh , +Dove Night, +Benuryu: Yes, I consider Colbert as an intellectual - and I am surprised you take offense at that! Colbert delivers his oftentimes extremely witty social criticism disguised as jokes and "light-hearted sillyness", but to anyone not asleep behind the wheel it is obvious that the underlying motivation is serious concern. Who says intellectuals are not allowed to be funny? Who says they are not supposed to also entertain? As a matter of fact, I have since many years had the impression that often in America, the only ones society even TOLERATES to touch on serious issues are people, who's public appearance resembles a clown. Another good example is Michael Moore.
There are basically two groups of people in America: Those, who are too clueless, undereducated / with too little practice in logical and rational thinking. Those folks are basically "disabled" in grasping complex issues. And the the second group: Those, who are witty, informed, aware enough to "get it".
But even amongst this second group (Colbert clearly is a part of), many regularly pretend to be so much dumber than they actually are - which is PRECISELY what Colbert did here!
And this really gets on my nerves and frustrates me. Why dod they do it? Do they not wanna "lose" the "idiots", who could not follow such concepts? Or are they embarrassed about their own potential to think deeper?
How is this interview awkward?! I find it just fine with humour, right questions and wits from both Stephen and Marion!
Yo she consistently slayed Mr Colbert throughout this.
I feel bad for her, as Stephen was kinda slipping into his parody character and came across as bleh